QUESTION
Has the Department of City Planning considered modifying zoning regulations for eating and drinking establishments to address concerns about nightlife businesses disturbing families living above them?
3:06:23
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40 sec
The Department of City Planning has not considered modifying zoning regulations for eating and drinking establishments from lifetime limits to only allow non-conforming use group 3, but is open to discussing it further with the council member.
- The question was asked on behalf of council member Rivera, who could not be present at the meeting
- There are concerns about nightlife businesses disturbing families with bedrooms located above these establishments
- The Department of City Planning will follow up with the council member to see what changes may be in scope to address this issue
Kevin C. Riley
3:06:23
Considering concerns on this for DCP, considering concerns about nightlife Business, and this question is on behalf of council member Rivera.
3:06:29
We couldn't be here today.
3:06:30
Consentional concerns about night, life businesses, disturbing families with bedrooms above these location has DCP considered the modification of schooling, eating, and drinking establishments from the lifetime limit to reactivate and allowing only non conforming use group 3.
Dan Garodnick
3:06:54
It's it's not something that we have considered, but we will be happy to chat with council member.
3:06:59
We'll be there about this and see what what's in scope and what's not.
Kevin C. Riley
3:07:03
Alright.
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